Chamber Interviews Gene Decker after Mercury Removal Talk
Investor Relations Manager, Christine Overton, of the Campbell County Chamber of Commerce opens her interview with Gene Decker, of Golden, Colorado Black Hills Corporation offices, and Manager General Chemical Processes
By By Black Hills Today.com staff writer - Kathy L. Swensen
Chamber Interviews Gene Decker after "Mercury Removal Talk"
Investor Relations Manager, Christine Overton, of the Campbell County Chamber of Commerce opened her interview with Gene Decker, of Golden, Colorado Black Hills Corporation offices, and Manager General Chemical Processes, with a follow-up description of the AENR (Agriculture, Energy, and Natural Resources) Committee on the 2nd series of public talks, to help inform and educate the public, to become partners with Agriculture, Energy, and Natural Resources, locally, nationally, and internationally.
Campbell County has an Energy Academy in Gillette, Wyoming. Wyoming is said to be the Energy Capitol of the World. Overton said, "Wyoming is very proud of everything that the state provides, not only for this country, but for other countries around the world." Additionally, Overton said, “During our meetings last year, the AENR Committee of the Chamber of Commerce had several people come and give talks about Agriculture, Energy, and Natural Resources. Relating to Energy, Gene Decker gave the presentation that you have just watched in 4 video segments, with accompanying written articles. The AENR Committee was so impressed, and those community people who attended the talks were so interested in the topics, the AENR Committee decided to have more public education talks, and invited Gene Decker to present his 'Mercury Control & Removal Talk' again."
Black Hills Corporation is dedicated to transparent education, responsibility to Campbell County, the environment, a partnership in working with the Chamber, and the community at large. Christine Overton said "the Chamber works very hard on behalf of all of their membership, and was very pleased to interview Gene Decker after his repeat presentation on 'Mercury Control & Removal.'”
In this interview, Christine Overton, Gillette Chamber, asked Gene Decker, Black Hills Corp, some interesting questions regarding his choice of company to work with, considering his life and career experiences; what would Decker say to high school students looking toward college and choosing careers; and how does he deal with stress.
BlackHillsToday.com is pleased to have taped this really important project on behalf of the community of Gillette; the Wyoming Energy, Agriculture, and Natural Resources (AENR) Committee of the Campbell County Chamber of Commerce; and Black Hills Corporation Wyodak - WyGen II Plant in process of completing a major construction addition. When fully operational, the plant insures the air, water, and environment standards that exceed regulations, and is continuing to maintain a high quality integrity in the Wyoming and Western South Dakota region.
The full “Mercury Control & Removal Talk” video program was divided into 4 video segments for comfort of the viewe, and absorption of the technical material. Please enjoy the science and technology of what is presented.
Thank you, Gene Decker, for the privilege of taping your program on behalf of the Wyodak – WyGen II new construction; Black Hills Corporation for transparency in education; Christine Overton, Cambell County Chamber of Commerce, Investor Relations Manager; and the AENR Committee, for the coordination of this community education program.
For the full “Mercury Removal Talk” click on the 4 segment links below:
